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Nat Geo to air docu on air traffic controllers
MUMBAI: Ever wondered about the ease with which we travel by air, without the added concern of traffic or safety? Ever wondered how some of the busiest airports in the world bid farewell and simultaneously welcome thousands of people in the same breath? Ever spared a thought for the person responsible for the safety of millions? Well there’s more to the mere thoughts than meets the eye. National Geographic Channel (NGC) takes its viewers on an eye-opening journey into the world of Air Traffic Control with its half-an-hour special show titled Inside ATC that premieres on 10 November at 6:00 pm.
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National Geographic and FOX International Channels VP marketing Debarpita Banerjee said: “With each of our shows, we try to get our viewer to reflect on the world around them with a fresh perspective – a perspective that challenges them to think more, know more, engage more. With Inside ATC, the viewer gets a never-seen-before insider’s access to the hectic world of Air Traffic Control. With this half-an-hour special, our viewers would catch a glimpse of the time and effort that goes into guaranteeing the safety of all those who are air-bound.”
Known for its innovative content and programming that inspires viewers to broaden their imagination and think out of the box, NGC, in association with the Airport Authority of India, gives viewers yet another riveting show that captures the world of Air Traffic Control in India. The half-an-hour special coverage tells the story of a dedicated team of controllers, stationed at 80 control towers across India, with a single agenda on their mind – avoiding mishaps at any given point of time, be it in air or on the ground.
AAI chairman V P Agrawal said: “The Airports Authority of India (AAI) is entrusted with the responsibility of creating, upgrading, maintaining and managing civil aviation infrastructure, both on the ground and air space in the country. With Inside ATC, we are glad to provide viewers a close look at the functioning of the ATC; and showcase the dedication and precision with which these controllers function. AAI is proud to be associated with the country’s leading infotainment channel – National Geographic Channel – to develop and present this special show.”
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Travelxp 4K launches on iNES Group in Romania
Premium travel channel arrives in native 4K HDR for viewers
BUCHAREST: Travel just got a little sharper in Romania. Travelxp 4K has officially launched on iNES Group, expanding its European footprint and bringing cinematic travel storytelling to more homes across the country.
Now available to iNES subscribers on channel 137, the fully Romanian-localised channel delivers immersive native 4K HLG HDR quality at the touch of a button. From bucket list landmarks to hidden corners of the globe, viewers can explore a sweeping range of destinations without leaving the sofa.
Travelxp 4K says it is currently the only television channel in Europe dedicated entirely to global travel and lifestyle programming in 4K. Its line-up blends striking cinematography with culturally rich narratives, designed to appeal to armchair adventurers of all ages and backgrounds.
Travelxp managing director Europe Sumant Bahl, described the launch as another key step in strengthening the brand’s presence in Romania and across the continent. He said the partnership with iNES Group would inspire Romanian audiences with high quality content showcasing the beauty, diversity and culture of destinations around the world.
iNES Group development director Sorin Ionescu, said the addition reflects the operator’s focus on enhancing its television offering with premium, relevant content. He noted that Travelxp 4K complements the company’s portfolio by giving subscribers access to world class travel and lifestyle programming in 4K HDR, delivering outstanding picture quality and an elevated viewing experience.
With this launch, Romanian viewers can expect fewer passport queues and more panoramic views, as global journeys arrive in vivid detail on their screens.
